Sudan’s fighting sides agree to protect civilians but conflict continues

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Civilians trapped in Khartoum, as well as hundreds of thousands who have fled their homes, face serious food and water shortages, Red Cross warns

The UN’s International Organisation for Migration says about 736,000 people have been internally displaced inside the country. Almost 3.8 million were already internally displaced before the conflict began.

A South Sudanese returnee, who fled Khartoum, trying to find a phone signal after arriving from Sudan, at the border town of Wunthaou, South Sudan. Photograph: Amel Pain/EPA-EFE The conflict has dealt a bitter blow to Sudan’s pro-democracy movement, which has been working towards and hoping for a transition to civilian rule in the North African country since before the ousting of former dictator Omar al-Bashir in 2019.

 

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